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Abiodun Adesanya is from Ososa, in Ogun State. He came from a poor background and not wanting to live a reckless life, he chose to come to Lagos at Lawanson for apprenticeship from an Igbo man. He not only became a champion in the sales of Volkswagen parts, his...

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The same guy from Ishowspeed's vehicle begging for money. Here he is on TikTok Live, still asking for money with his account number displayed during his live session. We sent him some money and asked him to stop begging in Lagos. It turns out he is an Igbo guy, a full Igbo man.

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“Last year, based on invitation by Hausa people, I visited Kano for the first time in my life. I met Alhaji Shamseen Nura who speaks Igbo and Hausa. He was trained by an Igbo man from Anambra. After spending about 10 years with his master, he was settled with N200,000 which he said was a lot of money back then. With that money, he bought a shop. Today, he has 5 shops all worth millions. The beautiful thing is that every Christmas, he sends N200,000 - N300,000 to his master who has since retired to the village as a gesture of appreciation. More importantly, his master linked him up to business men in Nnewi whom he has never seen as he has never been to Nnewi. These people give him goods running into tens of millions in credit. All based on the trust established by his master. Interestingly, he is not the only one I met with such stories.“ By Polyglot Adedeji Odulesi Polyglot adedeji Odulesi.

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Ọba Abdulrazak Olahan is the Ọba Yoruba in Awka, Anambra (ceremonial). He speaks perfect Awka dialect. In this interview, he took his time to thank the numerous Igbo traditional rulers who have been of immense support to him. And he did this in Igbo language. He has been in Igboland for 54 years!

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An Igbo billionaire is looking on how to reach this Igbo man in the Nigerian military. If he quit Nigerian military work, --He promised to pay his salary for 5 years in advance, double whatever Nigeria government is paying him. He also promised to send him abroad so he can be useful to himself and his family. Inbox me if you can reach him.
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An Igbo billionaire is looking on how to reach this Igbo man in the Nigerian military. If he quit Nigerian military work, --He promised to pay his salary for 5 years in advance, double whatever Nigeria government is paying him. He also promised to send him abroad so he can be useful to himself and his family. Inbox me if you can reach him.

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Again, Senator Yayi does not love Ogun State. This man has misused the opportunity the people of Ogun West gave him to be among them. They sheltered him when the people of Alimosho threw him out. Yayi became lucky after the people of Ogun West adopted him and got a juicy appointment 😋, which many did not know about. That appointment is why he is performing extraordinarily compared to other Senators in Nigeria. Next, he wants to become governor 😆😆😆. This is the attitude of an UNDA omo eru to fe di Oba. And if he is allowed to become king, sigh 😕 If Yayi loves Ogun State, he will make sure Ogun State enjoy that juicy committee championing for a good 8 years, and he will support BAT by working with him for 8 years. If he lives this appointment, do you think he would still perform? I DOUBT THAT 💯
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Again, Senator Yayi does not love Ogun State. This man has misused the opportunity the people of Ogun West gave him to be among them. They sheltered him when the people of Alimosho threw him out. Yayi became lucky after the people of Ogun West adopted him and got a juicy appointment 😋, which many did not know about. That appointment is why he is performing extraordinarily compared to other Senators in Nigeria. Next, he wants to become governor 😆😆😆. This is the attitude of an UNDA omo eru to fe di Oba. And if he is allowed to become king, sigh 😕 If Yayi loves Ogun State, he will make sure Ogun State enjoy that juicy committee championing for a good 8 years, and he will support BAT by working with him for 8 years. If he lives this appointment, do you think he would still perform? I DOUBT THAT 💯

First Asiwaju Of Egbaland.

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A #Ukrainian veteran was forced to leave a flight from Tel Aviv to Warsaw The man in the video could not sit in his seat because of his prosthesis. He said he lost his leg in the war and he was flying home to his family in #Ukraine. He was crying and yelling "how am I going to get home?" he showed the stewardess a backpack in which there were only gifts for his family, which must have been waiting for him for a long time. He stood in the corner of this plane for an hour and a half. Later, he fell down and hurt his hands. The plane crew said he behaves inadequate and he was forced to leave the flight.
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A #Ukrainian veteran was forced to leave a flight from Tel Aviv to Warsaw The man in the video could not sit in his seat because of his prosthesis. He said he lost his leg in the war and he was flying home to his family in #Ukraine. He was crying and yelling "how am I going to get home?" he showed the stewardess a backpack in which there were only gifts for his family, which must have been waiting for him for a long time. He stood in the corner of this plane for an hour and a half. Later, he fell down and hurt his hands. The plane crew said he behaves inadequate and he was forced to leave the flight.

NEXTA

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Bro is Mangesh who hails from Siwan district in Bihar. He has been jobless since 2014. Rising inflation has deprived him of even basic food and shelter. One day he meets his friend Uttam who is a Modi and yogi bhakt. Uttam tells him how his life improved after he moved to UP in 2017. He now earns 4 digit salary and enjoys a good lifestyle in UP. Uttam promises the same lifestyle to mangesh and asks him to come along. Mangesh trusts his friend and goes to UP in hope that he will come out of poverty finally. But as soon as he reached UP, he gets the biggest betrayal of his life. Uttam SOLD his friend Mangesh to a Hotel owner for few thousand rupees. He was made to wash utensils and forced to work against his will. Mangesh somehow escaped the place and was seen pleading for help in this video. Moral of the story : Trust a Harlot but not a Sanghi.
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Bro is Mangesh who hails from Siwan district in Bihar. He has been jobless since 2014. Rising inflation has deprived him of even basic food and shelter. One day he meets his friend Uttam who is a Modi and yogi bhakt. Uttam tells him how his life improved after he moved to UP in 2017. He now earns 4 digit salary and enjoys a good lifestyle in UP. Uttam promises the same lifestyle to mangesh and asks him to come along. Mangesh trusts his friend and goes to UP in hope that he will come out of poverty finally. But as soon as he reached UP, he gets the biggest betrayal of his life. Uttam SOLD his friend Mangesh to a Hotel owner for few thousand rupees. He was made to wash utensils and forced to work against his will. Mangesh somehow escaped the place and was seen pleading for help in this video. Moral of the story : Trust a Harlot but not a Sanghi.

Jitesh

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"Muhoozi isn't going to be anywhere near leadership in this country and continues proving it. He is a mirage, he is really a smokescreen. Being a son of his father, he has not learnt anything from his father."~Joseph Kabuleta
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"Muhoozi isn't going to be anywhere near leadership in this country and continues proving it. He is a mirage, he is really a smokescreen. Being a son of his father, he has not learnt anything from his father."~Joseph Kabuleta

Samwise Gamgee

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Post 72 It’s Important to Know Who Jesus Is Jesus did not begin His life on this world. He is a divine Son of God who came from Paradise in the far distant past, entering this region of the grand universe to establish and rule His own Local Universe. Sovereignty over His creation was not assumed — it had to be earned. To fully understand and govern the beings He had created, it was necessary for Him to live among them, descending through the different orders of life He had brought into existence. His final bestowal was here — on our world — living as a mortal man. He lived a truly human life, yet without sin, always revealing the love and character of His Heavenly Father. And when His life in the flesh was complete, He could say with full authority: “It is finished.” We live in His creation, so He can truly declare: “No one comes to the Father except through me.” THE URANTIA BOOK
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Post 72 It’s Important to Know Who Jesus Is Jesus did not begin His life on this world. He is a divine Son of God who came from Paradise in the far distant past, entering this region of the grand universe to establish and rule His own Local Universe. Sovereignty over His creation was not assumed — it had to be earned. To fully understand and govern the beings He had created, it was necessary for Him to live among them, descending through the different orders of life He had brought into existence. His final bestowal was here — on our world — living as a mortal man. He lived a truly human life, yet without sin, always revealing the love and character of His Heavenly Father. And when His life in the flesh was complete, He could say with full authority: “It is finished.” We live in His creation, so He can truly declare: “No one comes to the Father except through me.” THE URANTIA BOOK

God is Loving, Merciful and Patient

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“I have a son in the USA, when he got to the USA, he started working at a restaurant, and after sometime, he got a restaurant of his own, then he told me to come bless the place for him. I went there and prayed for him and he began to prosper. He needed a manager and the man who was his boss is the man he later employed” Pastor Adeboye
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“I have a son in the USA, when he got to the USA, he started working at a restaurant, and after sometime, he got a restaurant of his own, then he told me to come bless the place for him. I went there and prayed for him and he began to prosper. He needed a manager and the man who was his boss is the man he later employed” Pastor Adeboye

Oyindamola🙄

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This man man had bought his son an iPad for Christmas. One day while visiting his son tells him that his brother keeps taking his iPad and doesn’t let him use it. The man was upset and he knows even though the other child isn’t his, he feels like he needs to speak up and set an example. He works hard to support his child and he provides for him very well. He doesn’t feel bad that the other kid’s in the house’s father’s don’t do anything for their kids, it’s not his concern. Is he wrong for talking to the other child like this, is he just looking out for his own kid, or is he being selfish and should have a little compassion because it’s not the other child’s fault their father isn’t providing for them as he should?
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This man man had bought his son an iPad for Christmas. One day while visiting his son tells him that his brother keeps taking his iPad and doesn’t let him use it. The man was upset and he knows even though the other child isn’t his, he feels like he needs to speak up and set an example. He works hard to support his child and he provides for him very well. He doesn’t feel bad that the other kid’s in the house’s father’s don’t do anything for their kids, it’s not his concern. Is he wrong for talking to the other child like this, is he just looking out for his own kid, or is he being selfish and should have a little compassion because it’s not the other child’s fault their father isn’t providing for them as he should?

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

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